Review of Rock of Ages (2012) by Dana Stevens for Slate — 13 Jun 2012
Once you accept the utter and profound inconsequentiality of Rock of Ages, there's much to enjoy in it, from Zeta-Jones' capable hoofing (as a dramatic actress I find her deadeningly dull, but the woman can dance) to Giamatti's sly performance as a calculating, gray-ponytailed rock impresario.
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This review of Rock of Ages (2012) was written by Dana Stevens and published by Slate on 13 Jun 2012.
Rock of Ages has generally received mixed reviews.
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